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Not a doublegun, but a 1930 Winchester Model 97 pump gun. The exterior of the gun is in about 90% condition, but the bore shows evidence of having been shot with corrosive primers and/or black powder ammo, or just not cared for, and has a fair amount of what seems to be relatively shallow pitting. It's a bit atypical for its period, having a 26 inch barrel and cylinder choke and I'd like to get the worst of the pitting removed.
To whom would you suggest I send it and about what should I budget for the work?
Thanks.
Rem
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SKB who posts here has back-bored the pitting out of a couple of my clunkers...Geo
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Without hesitation I would send it to Skeet Gun Shop in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Dean Harris, who runs the shop, is a super talented feller and barrel work is all he does. Usually quick turnaround and top quality work. Give him a call. 918-456-4749.
14007 Hwy 62 Tahlequah, OK 74464
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Although I would not hesitate to send work to SKB, if it is just barrel work I second Joe Wood's recommendation.
So many guns, so little time!
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